[Quick Transmigration] The Clingy Spirit of the Blackened Male Supporting Character - Chapter 75

Three years later, the power structure among the major bases changed drastically. A base called Green Boat suddenly emerged, occupying the strongest position.

Green Boat Base not only had a supply of food, vegetables, and fruits but also boasted the most solid protective walls, making it hard to approach. Even after facing two zombie tides, Green Boat Base suffered minimal losses.

Rumors spread that Green Boat Base was the only sanctuary in this apocalypse, a rare place of peace where even ordinary people had human rights and dignity. As long as they contributed through hard work, they could live without worries about food and clothing. As soon as this news spread, countless people wanted to join the Green Boat Base.

Not only did zombies fear it, but other bases did as well. However, most bases coveted it. Who wouldn’t want to possess such a precious place? They resorted to hidden schemes to conquer Green Boat Base.

But due to the massive vines, they found it difficult to even get close. Moreover, Mu Chengfeng’s ruthless methods meant that any plots they attempted would only end in failure. In the end, they were chased away, having to flee from a mad dog.

After several attempts, everyone realized that Green Boat Base was not to be trifled with, and they stopped their attempts.

Later, Green Boat Base announced that they had developed a serum to cure the zombie virus and that trials had been successful. Once the news spread, all the representatives of major bases went into an uproar, offering crystal cores and jewels in exchange for the serum.

However, Green Boat Base did not accept this offer. Mu Chengfeng wanted the apocalypse to end as soon as possible, while most other bases were only concerned with power and profit. Even if they obtained the serum, they wouldn’t share it with ordinary people, using it instead as a tool for power.

So, Mu Chengfeng required each base to contribute a certain amount of resources for research in order to receive the serum, which would be offered for free to both ability users and ordinary people.

The leadership of the other bases was furious, but the masses pressured them and forced them to comply.

Once the serum was distributed, the chances of ordinary people awakening abilities increased, and fewer and fewer people transformed into zombies. In the fight between humans and zombies, humanity gradually gained the upper hand.

Two years later, zombies could only choose to sign a contract with humans. The zombies had developed higher intelligence, and humans could no longer slaughter them as before. Instead, territories were divided and mutual non-interference became the norm.

Zombies needed to consume blood to survive, but a zombie doctor developed artificial blood. By injecting it, the desire for human flesh and blood could be suppressed.

Finally, the war between humans and zombies came to an end, entering a new era.

The hierarchical systems among the major bases collapsed, and everyone focused on rebuilding their homeland, striving to restore social order and return to a peaceful and prosperous life.

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Luo Ning pushed open the door, and the dark room suddenly brightened. The glass ball on the table reflected tiny starlight, and a faint fragrance filled the air. The carpet was scattered with vibrant flower petals, and delicious red wine was on the table.

A pair of large hands embraced him from behind, the chin resting on the crook of his neck. While kissing him gently, the voice asked, “Baby, do you like it?”

For the sake of this little romance, he had stripped a large area of the vine’s flowers.

Luo Ning leaned against the man’s chest, pursed his lips and smiled softly, his eyes sparkling. “Why so formal all of a sudden?”

Mu Chengfeng kissed his lips for a moment, then slowly knelt on one knee while holding out a silver ring. “Baby, will you marry me?”

Now that everything was over, it was time for them to get married.

Luo Ning understood his meaning. After so many busy years, the remaining half of their lives belonged to each other.

Luo Ning’s lips broke into a beautiful smile, still as bright and fresh as the first ray of sunlight in the morning. He put on the ring without hesitation, hugged Mu Chengfeng’s neck, and called out sweetly, “Hubby.”

“Hug me, please?”

Mu Chengfeng’s eyes suddenly darkened…

With the world now safe and his own strength at hand, Mu Chengfeng didn’t want to deal with trivial matters anymore. He decided to take Luo Ning traveling in the following days.

Of course, it was also to escape that stupid dog and that annoying vine.

But Mu Chengfeng forgot one thing: a dog’s nose is the most sensitive.